25 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
1
In a column of household tips Polly shares time saving shopping advice and quick fixes. A mother suggests parking the shopping cart mid aisle to minimize browsing, while others offer cleaning tricks for rugs and alabaster statues, and a safety latch idea for a door near a crawling baby.
Local Middlesboro bulletin outlines updated mailing and carrier rates for subscriptions outside and inside city limits including Bell and Knox Counties in Kentucky Lee County Virginia and Claiborne County Tennessee. Rates set at 16.00 yearly 6 months 9.50 or 1.00 monthly with outside area pricing at 12.00 yearly 6 months 4.0 or 0.58 monthly.
Mrs Sherwin of Pineville died at Pineville Community Hospital on August 23 after a short illness. Born in Knox County she was daughter of the late Sherman and Rachel Durhman Jackson. Survived by husband P. M. Sherwin and three brothers Lutcher Jackson Loyd Jackson and Jaymond Jackson. Funeral August 26 at 10 am at First Methodist Church Pineville, with interment in Pineville Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at Antett Funeral Home.
Paris reports France rejected the Soviet American proposal to chart nuclear weapons limits. The article mentions President Charles ohn Bester, 4, formerly of de Geulle, and cites reactions from government officials amid concerns over superpower arms control. Survivors listed for the deceased include Oda C. Ford and Everett Ford, among others, with funeral details noted for Piney Grove Baptist Church in Claiborne County.
Floods from up to 16 inches of rain in 48 hours swept a Greyhound bus off a highway near Atlanta. 27 people were stranded in seven feet of water. a youth aiding rescue was later reported missing. National Guardsmen reinforced a dam threatening Heflin Alabama while other Dixie communities faced evacuations and drownings.
Washington officials report intensive talks with Russia over a proposed nonproliferation treaty. Geneva Disarmament Conference negotiators left Article III on safeguards blank amid France’s rejection and China’s lack of interest. Disputes center on Euratom versus IAEA control and risks to nonnuclear states if they forswear weapons.
The United States and Soviet Union proposed a draft treaty at the Geneva Disarmament Conference. France declined to sign and continued its boycott, planning to pursue its own nuclear arsenal. De Gualle’s actions align with past refusals. The 17 nation talks began three years ago at the Palais des Nations with France invited as the 18th member.
Hospital notes list visiting hours at Appalachian Regional Hospital 1 L a m to 5 p m. Dismissals include Tady Brim Marie Cobb Frank Evans Juanita Gulley Beulah Holman Raymond Thomas James H Whitaker Mrs Mickey Wilken and sop. Admissions cover Anita Baker Berthe C England Marjorie Hubbard Betty Housley Melissa Hurst George S Marsee Steve Matlock Lilly Mill Joe M Williams William W Yeary. At Middlesboro Hospital and Clinic visiting hours 16? and 7 8 p m. Dismissals Joseph Ballinger Melvin Gaylor Joyce Gaylor Kelly Gudger Meritta Jamison Tean Joyce Gaylor. Kelly Gudger Pineville Meritta Jamison Tazewell Shirley Marlowe Cleirfield Victoria Mays City Grace Thacker Cafallette Tenn Violet Bustle Mossie Edds Rose Hill Va Stella Evans Ruth Gilbert Shawanee Tenn Edward Wallace City
Aftenposten reports a 13 foot fall by a sleeping 3 young man in a farming district. He woke later with a sore hip after returning to bed and continuing to sleep. The event puzzled locals and prompted medical checks.
London based writer Geoffrey Holder stars as the lion in Shaw's Androcles and the Lion for NBC TV airing November 15 with music by Richard Rodgers. Holder, a six foot six West Indian, showcases versatility as dancer singer painter and actor while Rodgers pens a romantic score including a noted song Strength is my weakness. Writers Lyn Duddy and Jerry Bresler contribute multiple songs for Jackie Gleason's CBS program alongside other stars. Seventeen British soldiers die in Aden amid threats from the Front for the Liberation of the South Yemen.
British Gurkha troops repelled a second border clash at Man Kam To as 18 Chinese tried to breach hardwire barriers and were driven back across the frontier. Reports also said Communist papers claim an organized liquidation squad targets locals opposing Beijing authority in Hong Kong.
J. M. Huber Corporation based in Middlesnoro announces a reorganization of its Lumber Sales and Yard Department in Taepor Tenn. Joseph Spur is named manager replacing Thomas Lantz who has left. Donald Asher becomes sales manager. Speir previously managed the Huber sawmill in Pickans, W V. Asher has been with the Jasper operation since inception and is a former Middlesaoup resident.
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